Titlebook: Case-Based Reasoning Research and Development; 5th International Co Kevin D. Ashley,Derek G. Bridge Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Ve

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7542-9, allowing multiple labels on vertices and edges. Then we define the similarity problem as the search of a best mapping, where a mapping is a correspondence between vertices of the graphs. A key point of our approach is that this mapping does not have to be univalent, so that a vertex in a graph may

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V. M. Alekseev,V. M. Tikhomirov,S. V. Fominof CBR has not been much researched. There has been some early work on knowledge-intensive approaches to CBR where the cases contain explanation patterns (e.g. SWALE). However, a more knowledge-light approach where the case similarity is the basis for explanation has received little attention. To ex

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